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Past Portrait
Pueblo pottery from the Spanish Colonial village of San José de las Huertas, 1764–1823, a Conservancy preserve in New Mexico.
(See the related article in Field Notes, page 43.)
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Lamb Spring
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Conservancy Preserve since 1995
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